re: Doctors Will Make Web Calls in Hawaii

ojisanruss2 — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 21:51:31 GMT

The majority of people will think this is from the lunatic fringe, but in view of Hawaii's bold move to make health care more user friendly, I'm moved to share this information. Year's ago (early '70s), a Dr. Siegfried Knauer (not sure of his first name - husband of the famous grand dame of Yoga, and international author, Indra Devi) and his clinical colleague, experimented with, and apparently successfully, with a new diagnostic tool. They took blood samples from select patients (for the experiment), worked up a baseline reading, then stored the blood somehow, so that it would stay "alive". Then they would at controlled, periodic intervals, check the blood for any changes. When there were changes, they would call in the patient and verify that those changes had indeed taken place in the blood of their body in the same way as the sample in their office/clinic. The implications of this is obvious, and in Hawaii's case (with long distance traveling, etc), it would further add to the convenience of user friendly health care. As an elderly guy, with rusty memories, I must admit there may be some pertinent facts that I've forgotten in conjunction with this. I read a lot of health related material, especially natural health, but have not seen anything on this subject again in all those years. Aloha and mahalo...............

re: Doctors Will Make Web Calls in Hawaii

qualitygeek — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:29:05 GMT

It was only a matter of time before this service was offered.